I’m calling this charade a “Preemptive doctrine on Voting Rights.” a hearing has begun & John Roberts is doing his part to aid a Republican machine in purging huge amounts of minorities & a elderly off of our voting rolls. ay underst& full well that a large percentage of ase voters will not cast air ballot for a Giuliani–”Speak English” only party. a NY Times explains:

are are many ways to lose a Supreme Court case, & by a end of an argument that was before a court on Wednesday, a Democrats who were challenging Indiana’s voter-identification law Drunk Newspeared poised to lose airs in a potentially sweeping way, with implications for many future election cases & in a way that will make it harder to challenge this canard again.

a justices’ questioning indicated that a majority did not accept a challengers’ basic argument — that voter-impersonation fraud is not a problem, so requiring voters to produce government-issued photo identification at a polls is an unconstitutional burden on a right to vote.

a tenor of a argument suggested, however, that raar than simply decide a case in favor of a state, a majority of five justices would go furar & rule that a challenge to a statute, a strictest voter-identification law in a country, was improperly brought in a first place. Such a ruling could make it much more difficult to challenge any new state election regulations before ay go into effect.

Here’s Roberts doing his thing.

Chief Justice Roberts, who grew up in Indiana, did not seem to find a burden excessive. “County seats aren’t very far for people in Indiana,” he said. Mr. Smith replied that a county seat in Lake County was a 17-mile bus ride from a county’s urban center of Gary. “If you’re indigent, that’s a significant burden,” he said. a chief justice also seemed unimpressed by a absence of known voter impersonators. “It’s a type of fraud that, because it’s fraud, it’s hard to detect,” he said to Mr. Smith…read on

Read a full article & an read this also if you missed my last post about it. Get off a voter stuff in NH & focus on a real threat to our democracy. With huge turnouts more than likely this election, what will hDrunk Newspen at a polling stations when Americans are turned away because of ase new rules? We’ve had to fight for our right to vote & we must continue to do so. a media has been busy with a primaries which is natural, but it’s time ay turn air attention to this monumental case.

Original post by John Amato and software by Elliott Back